Telehealth Team

Shana Greenman is a Licensed Professional Counselor and the Senior Clinical Manager of Telehealth at All Points North, where she helps direct the clinical standards and daily operation of the telehealth service and is a trusted point of clinical consultation for the clinicians she leads. Her work is grounded in attachment theory and in Sue Johnson’s Emotionally Focused Therapy, integrating strength-based approaches to help clients recognize relational patterns and build secure connection.

Background and Education

Shana has provided therapeutic services since graduating from the University of Houston–Clear Lake with a master’s in Family Therapy. Throughout her career, she has had the opportunity to work with diverse populations, including incarcerated individuals, military service members, and their families.

In her free time, Shana loves to garden, spend time with her four pups, and watch the many birds that come to visit her home in Colorado.

License Information

Colorado: LPC.0014863
North Carolina: 17017

Chris Hunt is a Licensed Professional Counselor and the Clinical Manager of Telehealth & Professionals Programs at All Points North. In addition to general counseling, Chris is experienced in working with trauma patients; he is EMDR-trained and certified in Critical Incident Stress Management. Chris is considered an expert in crisis intervention and is routinely called upon to participate in crisis resolution.

Background and Education

Chris served in the United States Air Force and was an F-15 Aircraft Crew Chief and Quality Assurance Inspector from 1987 to 1997. He is also a Desert Storm Veteran; his experience translated naturally into treating his favorite populations – military, commercial aircrew, and people who have substance use disorders.

A Minnesota native, Chris earned an MDiv and an MA in Marriage and Family Counseling from Southwestern Seminary in Fort Worth. He served as a Veterans Counselor at Tarrant County College Northeast Campus and later as a member of the Faculty at Tarrant County College, serving as the Coordinator for Mental Health and Human Services Programs.

Chris has worked in various treatment centers as an Outpatient Clinical Director, Chaplain, and Family Counselor. He has served the community as a Pastor, Associate Pastor, and Youth Minister, and served on the Denton Medical Reserve Corps. Chris is a champion of issues related to Veterans’ services and disparities in general mental health care.

License Information

Colorado: LPC.0019689
Texas: 19847

Dr. Amy Robertson joined APN as Senior Lead Therapist where she helped develop the onsite Professionals Program and Evaluation Program. As the Professionals Program director, she supervises and leads all clinical staff engaged in the Professional Programs across the APN continuum of care and is dedicated to the consistent improvement of the treatment experience and outcomes for our clients.

Dr. Robertson believes the trauma-informed care that APN provides is essential in addressing the root causes that maintain maladaptive beliefs about ourselves, others, and our future, allowing for natural, authentic healing and change that aligns with the client’s unique goals. She finds witnessing the growth and change in others to be incredibly rewarding and humbling.

Background and Education

Dr. Amy Robertson earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology in May 2007 at Auburn University and her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Regent University in 2013. She has worked in behavioral health since 2007 in a variety of settings including with charities, community service boards, treatment centers, private practice and consulting and correctional centers. She is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in Florida, Mississippi & Colorado and is a PSYPACT Participant, as well as trained in EMDR and integrating EMDR therapy into clinical practice.

Dr. Paula Maness is a licensed clinical psychologist with a passion for helping people rewrite their stories after trauma, loss, and emotional burnout. With licensure in both Florida and California, and authorization to provide care across PsyPact states, she brings over a decade of experience in clinical, forensic, and correctional settings.

At All Points North, Dr. Maness primarily works with high-achieving men and women who are “successful on paper – but something’s off.” She specializes in chronic PTSD, emotional suppression, and the lasting impact of narcissistic relationships. For clients who want it, she offers a Christian-friendly space for healing that welcomes faith without pressure or dogma.

Clients describe her as honest, intuitive, and surprisingly relatable. “I’ve earned every silver hair on my head,” she says. “Poor decisions may lead to pain, but pain leads to experience – and experience leads to wisdom. Life isn’t about blaming ourselves for what we didn’t know; it’s about learning and doing better now.”

Her goal is always to create a safe, collaborative space where clients feel seen and supported – but also gently challenged. Therapy, in her hands, is more than just talking about your feelings. It’s about reclaiming your voice, your agency, and your life.

Background and Education

Dr. Paula Maness earned her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology at Alliant International University. Dr. Maness has extensive experience serving multicultural, male-dominated, and Native American communities and brings a culturally grounded, deeply human perspective to therapy. Her approach integrates ACT, DBT, CBT, and Motivational Interviewing, tailored to meet each client’s values and pace of growth.

When she’s not in session, you might find her boating Florida waters, immersed in a survival RPG, or writing her next creative project. Her guiding belief? You don’t have to fall apart to change your life – just be willing to begin.

License Information

Florida: #PY11779
California: #PSY30798
PsyPact APIT: #21408

With a passion for interpersonal familial relationships and a desire to destigmatize getting help, Karri Francisco joined the APN team as Director of Family Programming. Karri is honored to provide families the space to decide how they want their relationships to move forward and what the future can hold.

Now, as the Executive Director of Telehealth Services, Karri specializes in helping clients develop a foundation to meet their needs in treatment so they can confidently move forward into a life of recovery.

Karri’s unique ability to hold space for clients as they grow out of maladaptive patterns of functioning has allowed her to be a part of positive change in family transformation and individual healing. Her therapeutic style balances healthy optimism, humor, and realistic approaches to working through complex issues. Karri says, “The most rewarding part of my career has been and will likely always be sitting with clients as they reconnect with one another and decide together to make steps to have stronger relationships with their loved ones.”

Background and Education

Karri started her journey in the behavioral health field after earning a Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences with a minor in Psychology from Ashford University. For the next seven years, she served as the community engagement coordinator for a Connecticut family resource center. With this real-life experience, she returned to school to grow her clinical expertise – earning a Master of Arts in Marriage and Family Therapy/Counseling from the University of Saint Joseph.

Following licensing, Karri took a senior clinical role offering family therapy, adult outpatient therapy, and agency coordination before becoming a clinical supervisor. She is a Circle of Security facilitator and also trained in multidimensional family therapy (MDFT) and functional family therapy (FFT).

As she helps APN clients and their families learn, grow, and heal, Karri also invests in her own family – a funny, athletic teenager who always keeps her on her toes.